Marketplaces, storefronts and social checkouts each hand you an order in their own shape, on their own schedule, against their own idea of what is in stock. These are the sales channels that connect.
A channel connection does two jobs. It brings orders in, so a single queue holds everything that has been sold rather than one browser tab per channel. And it sends stock and fulfillment status back out, so what a channel is allowed to sell tracks what is actually on the shelf. The second job is the one that decides whether you oversell, and it is the reason a channel that only imports orders is doing half the work.
This page is the sales-channel lane. The full integration directory covers fulfillment, shipping and ERP or accounting as well. If the problem you are solving is stock drifting apart between a storefront and a marketplace, start with keeping inventory in step across a storefront and a marketplace, or the wider guide to managing inventory across channels.
Automate Amazon fulfillment, inventory sync, and multichannel selling.
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Sync orders, automate fulfillment, and manage inventory at scale.
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Automate retailer orders, streamline fulfillment, and stay retail-compliant.
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Sync eBay listings, orders, and inventory automatically—run your full eBay storefront from one OMS.
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Connect your Etsy shop to a centralized OMS—sync listings, orders, and inventory without leaving your other channels behind.
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Connect Falabella to a centralized OMS—sync orders, inventory, and fulfillment across Latin America's largest retail marketplace.
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Centralize orders, sync inventory, and automate fulfillment in Latin America’s top marketplace
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Unify your marketplace operations across Latin America and beyond
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Connect your Shopify storefront to a multichannel OMS—sync orders, inventory, and fulfillment across every channel you sell on.
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Automate EDI, streamline retail orders, and manage fulfillment in one system.
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Connect Square POS and Square Online to a centralized OMS—unify in-store and online inventory in real time.
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Sync TikTok Shop orders and inventory in real time—handle viral demand without overselling.
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Sync inventory, streamline fulfillment, and grow your sales on Walmart
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Unify orders, sync inventory, and simplify shipping for your WooCommerce store.
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Connect your Zid store to a centralized OMS—sync orders, inventory, and fulfillment across the GCC and beyond.
View integrationTwo directions. Orders come in from the channel so everything sold sits in one queue rather than in a separate tab per channel. Stock levels and fulfillment status go back out, so the channel is selling against a current number and the buyer sees tracking where they bought. A connection that only imports orders leaves the second half of the job to a person.
Use the search box first, since the card may be listed under the name the platform trades under rather than the one you use. If it is genuinely not here, select any card marked Request, or use the band below, and the request reaches the team with the channel name attached.
Usually yes, because each storefront is its own account at the channel end with its own credentials, currency and catalog. What you do not need is a separate stock position for each one; the point of connecting them to a single queue is that they draw down from one record rather than from one spreadsheet per store.
On the full directory at /integrations, which lists every lane. This page is the sales-channel lane only, so the count in the results bar is the number of channels rather than the number of integrations overall.
Don't see yours?
Tell us which channel you sell on and what it has to send back, and the team will reach out to talk through what connecting it involves.
